Will the West Start Fighting Terror the Israeli Way?
To imitate the Jews, or to blame them?
November 18, 2015
Seventeen Centuries of Synagogue Architecture, in Miniature
A museum exhibit returns.
At the time of its founding (in 1973), the Yeshiva University Museum commissioned ten hand-made scale models of historic synagogues, ranging from a 3rd-century Syrian synagogue to the 19th-century Tempio Israelitico in Florence, Italy. The museum has put the miniatures on display once more—for the first time in almost 30 years. Diane Bolz writes:
November 18, 2015
The Changing Face of Radical Islam in Russia
Russian is the third language of Islamic State.
It’s the President’s Policy toward Middle Eastern Christians That’s Shameful
Would it have been “shameful” for the United States to provide special help to Jewish refugees in the 1930s?
Seventeen Centuries of Synagogue Architecture, in Miniature
A museum exhibit returns.
What to Make of the Parallels between the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Bible?
Did one influence the other?